Hornady Critical Duty .357 Magnum VS .45 ACP Ballistic Test (With Metal Barrier)

Testing out the Hornady Critical Duty ammunition in .357 Magnum and .45 ACP in "duty" sized handguns. I ballistic gel test the ammunition with 1/4" MDF as well as doing a steel barrier test where I test the Federal Hydrashok .357 Magnum and .45 ACP ammunition against the Hornady Critical Duty in .357 Magnum and .45 ACP. Always appreciative of any channel help :) www.patreon.co...

[@GunSam]

If anyone wants my overall honest opinion, here it is; I feel like for a .45 ACP that the Critical Duty is too "hot" as the recoil starts getting up there close to 10mm. But for the .357 Mag, especially in a 4" barrel the recoil is probably 50% less than typical .357 ammo. It felt very efficient and performed well. I would say it's one of the best if not the best general .357 Magnum loads that most people could shoot well.

[@wastool]

Probably a decent hunting load as well.

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

Can't wait to shoot 45 CD +p from my XD service 4 inch barrel. I have no problem with regular 45 acp and follow up shot are super quick and precise. Hope this is gives me some challenge or not.. Well see..

[@GunSam]

At 8:40, the "I don't know what that is" statement became clear what it was after cleaning the blocks more extensively. It was perfect disks of pan material that rather than stuck in the hollow cavities like the Hydrashok, were just knocked out of the way by the flex tip material of the Critical Duty ammo.

[@COIcultist]

I was going to ask what the clump was. Did you comment on more than one? One was all I remember.

[@brucemoriarty9964]

I like the pan better than an a car door has opening liinkage , window carrier frame and braces and a motor and opening bracket if its power windows and still some junk if its crank. My brother and i tried this. We got 9 different results out of 10 shots each. So thanks for using the pan and have a great day Sam

[@Me2Lancer]

I tend to prefer .357 Magnum but your .45 ACP rounds proved exceptional in this test.

[@liberaceboiithe3rd5]

Always a good day when Sam posts a new ammo review 😁

[@martinjohn4292]

That's why my favorite travel pistol is a Glock 21 with 230 grain Hydro's.

[@jimsnyder5763]

Great information transferred to the viewer, I'm always impressed by your shot placement and how you use the DA mode on revolvers. You are a much better shot than I

[@GunSam]

Thanks, but double action is actually easier than single once you get the feel for it.

[@robertmosher7418]

I agree with his shot placement in the ballistics gel. And you know he isn't doing a fix with the camera because he let's us see when he misses.

[@danoneill2846]

@@GunSam I don't agree they are = in skill . I can shoot DA nearly as good as SA , it takes a smooth steady pull through . The issue is more at distance , any flaw becomes greater . It can be mastered , like lucky Gunner said , not as big an issue as many make it out to be . To be CLEAR , it takes more skill , but the skill can be learned if you practice some . So it's harder & it's not too hard ??? What ?? DA/SA is the most safe action , LOVE MY SIG ! No Safety .

[@chrisgabbert658]

Not all double action are created equal and good but Sam is good with his.

[@tiltedflip4491]

I love punching holes in metal. Many times I would bring home scrap metal from work on Friday, shoot it up on Saturday and return it to the scrap bin on Monday. Good times! I'm talking mild steel, usually 1/8" thick and less. I salvaged several pieces of AR400, 1/4" and 3/8" that I didn't destroy and didn't return to scrap bin.

[@alanderson9711]

The more I watch these, especially with two of my favorites, most of us will agree-it just doesn’t matter which you prefer. Man or beast, either will do the job.. Another classic vid and some fine shooting, Sam. Cheers!

[@GunSam]

Thanks.

[@matthewanderson9912]

Nice video. Two classics for sure in both caliber and ammunition. Seems everyone is always searching for the perfect caliber or perfect ammunition when all they need to do is pick one of these two and just learn to shoot it.

[@watcher01a17]

I gotta say that was good grouping out of that .45 at 50 yards. 👊

[@somebloke13]

Well, I know what ammo to get if I'm ever attacked by an angry chef! 🤣

[@Lateralus1007]

🧑🏻‍🍳🤬😂

[@williamgrissom1995]

PS. Thank you for your efforts. It's thanks to you and a couple others that I was able to find the right ammo choice for me. I use to buy hydro shock years ago and I didn't know what to buy these days, now that I'm carrying. Now I'm huge fan of federal HST after watching a ton of your videos and others. Because I can't afford to try out a bunch of defensive ammo. So you deserve a huge Thank you. You Rock Sam! 😎👍

[@willo7734]

Great idea adding the metal barrier. I was surprised at how far both of them penetrated after passing through it. It seems like the pan did defeat the hollow point on both brands but they’d still do significant damage to the intended target.

[@noahmercy-mann4323]

My two favorite calibers for self defense. Hydra-Shok has been the most consistently accurate factory 45 ACP SD ammo I've ever shot, but I've found the hollow point can clog with fiberfill in insulated garments or fleece and fail to expand, so I don't carry it. You might consider performing the same test as this one with comparable Gold Dot loads...I have found them to do better than I expected after penetrating hard barriers.

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

Cool video! That pan is much thicker than a car door.

[@davidbliss3220]

Interesting results. When I first started on my department almost 20 years ago we were carrying 230 gran hydra shoks in our issued Glock 21’s. We had an incident where officers had to shoot into a vehicle. The after action concluded the hydra shok fragmented going through the windshield and was ineffective. We switched to 230 HST +p after that. We’ve since retired the the 21’s in favor of the 17 for duty and the 19 for detectives. We still use the 9mm HST 147 grain standard pressure.

[@clebermachado8991]

Are the 147g HST doing well beyond barriers? Do you have sufficient penetration of the target after these barriers? Thanks!

[@robertmosher7418]

The 357 magnum dump a lot of energy almost immediately. The hard barrier test was a great idea. Though I would expect that it would deviate the results with all bullet types and calibers and that it cannot a precision shot. I would tend to believe that officers are hoping to end the threat quickly and they would most likely need to put more rounds down range to do so in a barrier situation. I love the 357. I know that it's not the most powerful round but it's terminal ballistics are outstanding for personal protection and where I live for animal predation protection as we only have black bears and mountain lions. Great video. Always a good morning to begin the day with a range demonstration by a respected professional.

[@GunSam]

Thank you.

[@johnmaresca69]

Honey where are you going with the frying pan? You making breakfast? Yeah we will go with that. I'm making breakfast

[@joemorganeatmyshortschannel]

45 and 357 are both great rounds and ammo choice is everything

[@williamgrissom1995]

I'd pick hydro shock over critical duty no question. Sometimes new and fancy isn't better than old reliable.

[@bobcatforever3485]

Thanks, always good and interesting. Take care.

[@GunSam]

Thanks

[@wastool]

The FBI was issuing Critical Duty, but they are currently issuing the 9mm Golddot G2.

[@GunSam]

Interesting. I will have to try them.

[@berettaxd7566]

I've seen several G2 tests fail pretty bad. FBI doesn't mean quality or intelligence. Since when have large government agencies made good decisions?

[@5shotsr611]

I was a bond recovery agent around 20 years ago, i had to get dangerous people that jumped extremely high $$$ bond, dangerous felons. Federal 9mm hydro-shok back then was soft as butter. Seen it go through a leather jacket & stick in thin drywall also seen it go through a guys tennis shoe & stick in the wood floor ,shallow enough to dig out with a knife point. Federal must be harding up the lead in them lol. Great video sir!

[@GunSam]

Thanks. I haven't ran 9mm Hydrashok in awhile, but I do recall chronographing some 124 gr Hydrashok in a 4" pistol and it was something like 1,000 FPS and 200ish FPE. I was not impressed, very weak round.

[@5shotsr611]

@@GunSam wished I could send you some ,have alot of old school ammo still in my Vault. Have some hydro's & black talons all 9mm. Them old talons was pretty good But they never could do what was rumored

[@herbertblevins7077]

The Hydroshok has always been a good round .I carried it for years. It was my carry load on duty.

[@ibpositivemostly7437]

Cool video thanks.

[@YellowHammer26]

Always informative and interesting. Thanks Sam👍👍

[@Kilda-c3s]

I am glad to know that old school hydra shock was pretty good for 357 mag. I had 1 back in the day. I also had a 38 special hydra shock. Older style. I did question the 38 snubby. At times I put 38 rounds in me 357 staggered security and soft shot. My uncle reloaded my 357 mags for me. They had plenty of power. I always stuck to the slandered store bought rounds. Unless I was target shooting.😅

[@popinfresh3088]

Great test! Very informative and helpful!

[@danoman5217]

Another great video. Lots of information.

[@Wildwestwrangler]

The one thing I'll give the 45 through the barrier vs the 357 is that there's not enough energy difference to sway my mind one way or another. That being said, when going through the barrier both calibers penetrated plenty, but without expansion I'm drawn to the 45 simply for the fact that even with expansion, it's still almost a half inch wide. The bigger hole all else failing, is going to bleed better. At least that's what I've experienced and is my running theory. I'm not trying to convince anyone per se, but I do enjoy taking part in this very fine discussion!!! I figure that's why those big slow 45 colt semi-wadcutter slugs are such good killers, even though they don't expand!!! Elmer Kieth knew it way back when!!! Although when you speed up dramatic and load 357 mag where it's supposed to be with this bullet weight(1500fps) then it's no comparison, because the energy different is massive!!! Between these 2 I'd go with the 45 acp. If I'm gonna pack 357mah, then I'm grabbing some Underwood or Buffalo Bore, or DoubleTap, or even Black Hills 357 mag. I love the Underwood 357 mag 158gr xtp. In a 6 inch Ruger GP100 it's rated at 1500fps!!! I used to have the 8 3/8ths inch Taurus 608 357 mag, and it would send that Underwood xtp at damn near 1600fps!!! Thats over 800ftlbs of energy out of a 357!!! That's enough of an energy difference to negate the heavier bullet and bigger diameter. That's the operating principle I'm using, and it has served me very well, on game many times!!!

[@tedcollins4684]

Another great video, thanks!

[@organicmaterialsciencecorp6115]

Both of these calibers are excellent,but that .45 acp is a beast. Many people say a 9 mm is equal,but thats not true at all.As always your videos are superb,just quality work sir. Keep it up!!!

[@dangerman007]

Looks to me like the Hornady Critical Duty barrier penetration was more hype that anything. As a citizen, this is not a concern. Still, good round.

[@skiphinson8620]

Great video and test. HydraShoks were some wicked rounds back in the day and still are some of the best.

[@keithgregory7937]

Cool video thanks👍

[@GunSam]

Thank you.

[@sonnygunz9207]

Good video! Thanks.

[@GunSam]

Thanks.

[@frankhinkle5772]

Thanks. I'm always looking for alternatives to my regular carry ammo, and these are both my caliber.

[@scubaguy007]

That was a good video. I like the old vs. the new aspect of it. So much for scrambled eggs tomorrow. 🥴

[@Opapaskateboarding]

Great video!! The S&W 357mag is a nice firearm, I just picked up the model 69 combat in 2.75 44mag…keep up the great work and videos

[@thomaspalmer7900]

Great video Sam!!! My EDC is a Glock 21 chambered in Critical Duty in the Fall & Winter & Federal HST in Spring & Summer months!!! I very very safe & protected with both ammunition!!!!🇱🇷

[@jpb1231000]

DAMN you have a BEAUTIFUL PLACE!!! Michigan is SOOOO PRETTY in Summer AND WINTER,,,, If your Winter wasn't 9 months!!!!! I think MI and the Upper Mid West are some of the most AWESOME places in our COUNTRY!!!!

[@ratagris21]

Great testing Sam with two great rounds! Excellent shooting. I'll take either one based on availability. I'll stick with .357 magnum. ♠️🎩☯️

[@josephgeorgeejr7039]

I don't see enough comments on here giving credit for what a great shot u are,ur definitely a great shooter!

[@TheHappy2cu]

Cool video. Thanks.

[@troy9477]

Moral of the story: the old Hydra-Shok does just fine, despite being over 30 yrs old. It is a longtime favorite for the 45, along with the old Speer 200 gr "flying ashtray". Looks like the CD is a good load, especially the 357. If i had to make do with only 1 handgun for some horrible reason, it would be my 686, for the versatility.

[@biggunshandguns3687]

That was a cool test. I'm always happy when you do a 45 acp test. I have a 10mm and enjoy it but my 45's see more range. Did the 220's feel hotter than 230's? I know it's hard to tell if you not shooting them side by side. I was curious if you have ever considered doing a video where you compare factory against reloads that can be found in any book. I don't want to start the "don't shoot reloads for self defense" but sometimes that's what's in your gun like when your headed home from a range day doing drills with reloads to save money. Anyways great video thanks for all you do and you make learning fun

[@danoneill2846]

You can use HAND loads with all New bits .

[@GunSam]

The recoil is more with this over most 230 gr rounds. I haven't really done much with hand loads unless you can't buy it. Like 200 gr Superpolice .38 Special and backwards wadcutters. I generally prefer to test ammo that my viewers can buy rather than test things they will probably never find. ps, Dan that's why that Kinetic HE hasn't come out in a full video, afraid no one will find it anywhere.

[@danoneill2846]

@@GunSam That is whats in my SIG now , I am just as happy with the ranger T 45 arrp . I also have the same stuff you just tested & the Hornady 200 Gr XTP , .. I should look at the 200 Gr again & see how that did . I didn't do much or any testing with it ??

[@nunyabitnezz2802]

It’s always interesting that the more barriers are put in the way, the more penetration results.

[@clebermachado8991]

Test the Federal Deep on 380 ACP, I'm hearing positive reports about this ammunition. Hug from a fan from Brazil!!!

[@russf6572]

I keep Hornady Critical Duty in my 9mm and my .45 ACP.

[@Lateralus1007]

Like the 9mm They fed well out of my p365 for being a longer bullet Plus u get 25 , Hate when hollow points come In 20 round boxes Cheap mf’ers

[@berettaxd7566]

Quality ammo test man!

[@DanTheWolfman]

Great Vid, thanks as usual. My "Max9 is Better than you think" vid where I gave you a mention for showing the Punch ammo did great from a similar 3.2" barrel will be coming soon, have to figure out where to release it. I will be looking at a brand new wheel gun soon too that should be a hecka fun. Sent u email today to hook u up with Targets and some other companies maybe. I really think Critical Duty is great for bottom of mags, reloads, or last couple rounds of your cylinder when having to shoot at bad guy behind cover...usually a car....is more likely. I shot those CD Plus Ps, 230 +p ball, and the Underwood Plus P's ur going to test in my HK45C range review if anyone wants to see if the recoil difference...though all HK's seem to be designed to handle recoil amazingly well. I've got more HK stuff on the way too :)

[@crusiethmaximuss]

I never used that .45 ACP round before. Seeing it match a nice .357 magnum round is impressive. Seemed a little too spicy for that pistol's spring, like it is a + P + or something, but I am in no way an expert...

[@eddiel7033]

I think .357 mag and .45 acp would both hurt if they hit you.

[@danielaramburo7648]

That 45 did good. I might carry it.

[@danoneill2846]

COOL ... now I will watch the video !!

[@paulcritchfield6958]

Both give a permanent limp 😜

[@papadan8468]

Is there an instance where the 9mm fmj has an advantage over the hollow point. As if you were needing to shoot thru a door to hit the target. Also would fmj be better if you had to shoot a large animal?

[@GunSam]

Yeah, to some degree. But for a large animal you would be best if the FMJ was flat point like Winchester Service grade FMJ. Round nose will tumble at some point in the target. As far as FMJ VS HP vs metal, yes and no. If it's a cheap HP than yes an FMJ will do better, but a good bonded HP and an FMJ will do about the same.

[@papadan8468]

@@GunSam Thank You

[@robwilson3749]

If you ever read the Biggie Smalls autopsie report or a summation of it, you'll find just what a 124 grain FMJ 9mm. can do to a person after going through a car door. It's astounding.

[@chrisgabbert658]

👍🙂 😔 I’ll be shooting the old 230gr gold dot stuff, it’s what I have and it runs good in my old 1911-a1🤷‍♂️ y’all take care.

[@Lateralus1007]

Pretty soft shooting too Expensive as heck these days tho ..

[@TTiger86268]

Like the .45, but since getting a 10mm, my .45's sit. Be interesting in seeing what arx bullets do in this test.

[@GunSam]

I been planning on it. Well, a regular ballistics test I mean.

[@JBJHonez]

Great video as usual. I’m wondering what barrel length those were tested in during the R&D to get what was a little lower than what you got.

[@GunSam]

If I had to guess, i'd say factory test barrels as I know Hornady uses those. I don't know the length.

[@lanedexter6303]

Interesting test. My wife carries +P in her .38 (her old duty .357 hides in the house with 125 gr magnums), but I’ve gone to standard pressure Golden Saber in my EDC .45. Those .45 rounds looked like a handful and you did have feeding issues. Standard pressure 230 gr .45 ACP should be enough to get the job done.

[@tedberwick3186]

Ty

[@Levon0083]

Man I love that shooting are and also nice brake down awesome over all. Let’s go Brandon!!

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Good evaluation/test! I do think that manufacturers emphasize penetration to the point of over penetration, because of the FBI testing and subsequent recommendations! For me, any penetration past 13 inches is too much, especially if the shot is to the front or back of the torso. And like you mentioned, recoil has a major factor is shooting, i.e. flinching. So I will continue to load my mags with Federal HST 230gr JHP and 230gr FMJ.

[@Gieszkanne]

Interesting new setup with the hard barrier. Do you have an explanation why they dont expand after penetrating the pan?

[@GunSam]

Once they hit it, the velocity is dropped a lot. Drops below expansion threshold speed.

[@Roscoe-sz5yb]

Love your vids i carry both of these rounds.

[@liberaceboiithe3rd5]

Sam, if I were to send you some Speer Gold Dot 135gr .38 Special +P, would you test them out of a J-frame with a 1 7/8th in barrel?

[@GunSam]

I don't have my J-frame anymore as I gave it to someone who needed a firearm.

[@liberaceboiithe3rd5]

@@GunSam no worries! Does the Taurus have a 2 inch barrel? Doesn’t have to be EXACTLY 1 7/8th barrel, just close to it I guess. Lmk!

[@carterthiessen2664]

These honestly both look like good options if someone wanted to hunt deer sized game with a handgun or a pistol caliber carbine. A bit much penetration for defense in my opinion but would be a great hunting bullet.

[@DanTheWolfman]

HUGE CONFIRMATION along w/ your HST Data! .45 MDF Protocol 17" .615=TC Adj Volume 5.05" Compared to Official Hornady REAL GEL 14.5 .69=5.42 cu in" .357 MDF 14.5 .558-TC Adj Volume 3.55" Compared to Hornady REAL GEL 14.4 .57=3.67" (8V" barrel). Your 4-Layer MDF Protocol is AMAZINGLY NEAR turning a Clear Gel protocol into similar Real Gel 4 layer Results which is closest to REAL WORLD bullet performance! I made a huge ballistics video coming out Saturday praising you many times w ALL HST-Gold Dot-Critical Duty Official DATA

[@deplorableredneck4.02]

I am surprised the 357 didn't expand more

[@bobbywesley800]

Great video. What grain was the 357 hydro shock?

[@GunSam]

158

[@kevanhubbard9673]

Maybe that pan especially if it's steel will stop something like a .22 LR or .25 ACP probably bird shot too as long as it's not point blank.Although it doesn't look like you'll be frying up your grub in it anymore!

[@frankhinkle5772]

Maybe Sam should shoot that pan with .22LR and .25ACP as a follow up.

[@Lateralus1007]

He could still make grilled Swiss cheese sandwiches 😆

[@Tom-cp6yj]

those malfunctions would bother the Hell out of me.. my G19 had 2 malfunctions both on WWB fmj for whatever reason but it eats everything else.. my other pistols never had an issue with WWB!

[@GunSam]

I have had a lot of pistols, a lot of calibers. I can say this much; that the only pistols I have never had a malfunction in with a lot of hollow point ammo through them, is a 1992 S&W 915 and my new S&W M&P 2.0 5". I have had two Glocks in .45 and while my other one didn't jam a lot, it did a few times. I just can't trust Glock.

[@danoneill2846]

@@GunSam Lots of shots in lots of glocks ZERO issues . If it was mine I would get into stock form sent it to Glock ask them if they can find any issues . I am not a PRO on Glocks , my guess is you can't see any issue ?? They may have testing that is unknown to you ?? I don't know , if they couldn't get it to 100% I would sell it . I do some small mods at home , trigger Bar , heavy firing pin spring , better trigger spring , Steel guide rod , Same same .. no issues , just as accurate . I have 4 mags or more for each , I test each mag . You could also do a basic polish / tune up & do the same for the mags , try a new mag spring ? springs are low cost .

[@danoneill2846]

I would look very close at the follower , it could be binding , have some casting slop on it ?? Could it be undersized ??

[@endtimesnews]

Always great content Sam, could you do a .327 vs .38+p sometime?

[@rob.3575]

Both the Critical Duty and the Hydrashok did very well,gotta say that CD is some hot .45. Unfortunately CD does not work at all in my [and other peoples] FNX45 as the rubber tip hangs on the feed ramp. Never had a single malfunction with any other ammo.

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

I love 45 all-around. Not flimsy like 9 mm and with one or possibly 2 rounds bad guys will be neutralized unlike 9mm where I see cops dumping mags into people and they still live or move at least for a while...

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Interesting.

[@michaeldavid4857]

What's the purpose of having hollow point bullets if they don't expand? Overall none of this particular ammo impressed me.

[@corviousrichards2691]

What is your back up gun if you can’t get to your main gun

[@scartifactsjeremyc6504]

Whats the best hollowpoint round for the 357 in a 6inch barrel? I like the way Speer gold dot 125 grain looks but looks don't mean much

[@Lateralus1007]

Something 158 grain Heavier weight for longer barrels

[@danoneill2846]

In a way it reminds me of my test with 10mm Silver Tips on THICK STRONG sheet steel . I thought it would splatter , a FMJ 45 arrp just bounced off 1 sheet , a 125 gr, 357 JHP >> 1/2 of them stayed on the surface & part of the core went in , the other 1/2 did go in ( 1 sheet ) . The Silver tip Blew large holes into 2 sheets , looked like a 44 mag . , I think the H P was crimped shut & acted like a FMJ .

[@randyadams03]

I have both and work. GS you are messing with me. Yup 2 days late apologies 🥴 the yellow tin plate should now say the response call will never come. Defend yourself and family. I do like both rounds, but this time? Where to find at any $$. Thanks GUN SAM

[@GunSam]

I had someone shoot at me in the woods, and when I called the cops to report attempted murder or whatever it was, they said that it's the woods, that's for DNR (department of natural resources). Like, okay....2 days pass and the DNR call and ask what happened. Police never came.

[@randyadams03]

@@GunSam Gun Sam just crap. I have my adult children informed . Safe all these are not safe days. Thanks

[@MAG-li5jo]

Make Bologna Great Again!!!!!!!

[@exothermal.sprocket]

I'm going to say Lehigh Defense style bullets would perform much better through a hard barrier, with more consistent depth and wounding.

[@jamesstatton9759]

Sam do u shoot with boyh eyes open or just one eye open

[@GunSam]

Generally my dominant eye is open and non dominant is slightly squinted. Unless it's fast defensive training less than 7 yards, then I will have both wide open.

[@LarryeWhite61]

Just wondering how much baloney you go thru in a week?

[@327SixShooter]

That pan is way heavier duty of a metal than a modern car door. Modern car doors are made out of paper thin metal.

[@craigm3777]

Yes your right,honda civic is like tin foil,but..there crap in there it cud hit,window motor,window tracks ect..Sorta hit n miss..

[@patrickgoncalves3878]

Do you have a real 1911? Maybe you need one.

[@davidbolton1686]

Cast aluminum pan doesn't give an accurate representation of rolled/pressed steel or aluminum as a barrier

[@GunSam]

It certainly did exactly what I wanted it to do. Inhibit expansion. So think what you want, makes no difference.

[@craigm3777]

EITHER of those are thicker then todays crap light weight doors, no more 68 cadillac doors around, that aluminum pan WAY thicker then the metal on honda civic, stuffs like Reynolds wrap

[@Fudmottin]

Car doors and frying pans just don't provide a lot of protection from bullets.

[@craigm3777]

Yes.. Buddy's honda civic,whole door weighs bout 10lbs, aluminum foil..unless hit window motor, ZERO protection.. shot 1969 buick wildcat door, deformed same 9mm bullet WAYY more..

[@josephgeorgeejr7039]

Ur ballistics gell starts looking like the jello fruit salad lmao

[@varietasVeritas]

I'll bet that your pan is aluminum.

[@DanTheWolfman]

My new .45 HST vs Critical Duty "Modern Meat Target" test with both short and medium barrels kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKm3hHqNf5KrgbM

[@RoadTraveler]

Bump

[@RoadTraveler]

Algorithm

[@donaldchamberlain428]

His videos are very informative, but he tends to ramble a lot.